Princeton Profiles: Wendy Li, exploring memory through art

Video feature: Princeton Profiles: Wendy Li, exploring memory through art .

Senior Wendy Li is pursuing a certificate in visual arts in the Lewis Center for the Arts, and her senior thesis show, “Self-Preservation,” explored the role of photographs in discovering one’s identity and creating memories.

Video feature: ‘Hero’: The making of a senior thesis .

Eamon Foley, a member of the Class of 2015, was an anthropology major who also earned a certificate in theater. For his theater thesis, he blended his academic studies in ethnography — the process of studying a culture through observation and interviews — with his professional experience as a performer to create an original theater-dance piece titled “Hero.” The show tells the story of a young man transformed by his experiences in the Vietnam War through indie rock music, dance and aerial choreography.

Video feature: ‘Princeton Profiles: Colby Hyland, dancer and scientist’ .

Princeton University junior Colby Hyland fell in love with dance when he was 8 years old. Now, 12 years later, the Massachusetts native is majoring in molecular biology and pursuing a certificate in dance.

Video feature: Creating ‘Chrysalid,’ a senior thesis .

In a studio at Princeton University, senior Maura O’Brien is once again navigating the woods of northern Minnesota — this time through art. This video captures some of that journey as O’Brien creates her senior thesis project.

Zhou plays with expectations through fashion .

For her senior thesis in visual arts, Jessica Zhou created fashion collections exploring identity and psychology.

Princeton Profiles: Lorenzo Laing, connecting sociology and hip-hop .

Princeton University senior Lorenzo Laing likes hip-hop music for a number of reasons: It has a good beat and its lyrical content often reflects on societal issues important to Laing. The New York City native is devoting his senior thesis in sociology to studying how queer hip-hop artists of color are trying to redefine the genre.

‘Hero’: The making of a senior thesis .

Eamon Foley, a member of the Class of 2015, was an anthropology major who also earned a certificate in theater. For his theater thesis, he blended his academic studies in ethnography — the process of studying a culture through observation and interviews — with his professional experience as a performer to create an original theater-dance piece titled “Hero.” The show tells the story of a young man transformed by his experiences in the Vietnam War through indie rock music, dance and aerial choreography.